USB C KVM Switch 4K@60Hz Dual Monitor KVM - 2 Laptops, 4 USB3.0
USB C KVM Switch 4K@60Hz Dual Monitor KVM - 2 Laptops, 4 USB3.0
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Our review of this USB C KVM Switch finds it best suited for people who need to share two monitors and several peripherals between two laptops without juggling cables. The single biggest reason to buy is its straightforward dual-monitor support with 4K@60Hz output combined with built-in PD charging, which turns a messy desk into a consolidated workstation. Setup is plug-and-play using the included USB-C cables and a wired desktop controller, and the unit is aimed at users who have USB-C ports on their laptops that support video and USB control protocols.
Key Features
- Dual monitor switching: Connects 2 laptops to 2 monitors using 2x USB-C (MST) plus dual HDMI inputs and provides 2x HDMI outputs for seamless switching between systems.
- 4K@60Hz support: Delivers high-resolution video at 4K@60Hz for crisp display output when both the laptop and monitors support that bandwidth.
- 100W PD charging: Two PD charging ports supply power during use, keeping most laptops charged while switching between systems.
- Four USB 3.0 ports: Four 5Gbps USB 3.0 ports let you share keyboards, mice, storage, and other peripherals with faster file transfer than USB 2.0.
- Extension and mirror modes: Supports extension mode and copy (mirror) mode on Windows, with mirrored output on macOS for simpler multi-display setups.
- Easy switching: Plug-and-play design with a wired desktop controller and a selection button on the unit for simple, driver-free switching.
Who It's For
This KVM is aimed at remote workers, content creators, and anyone who uses two laptops and wants to share two external monitors and multiple USB devices without constantly swapping cables. It works best when both laptops have USB-C ports that explicitly support video transmission and USB control protocols.
Users who need keyboard hotkey switching, support for more than two hosts, or a fully wireless controller should look elsewhere. Also, those who expect the full labeled 100W to reach their laptop should note there is power loss in the device and cable, so the delivered power will be slightly lower.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Supports dual 4K@60Hz displays for high-resolution multi-monitor setups.
- Two PD charger ports provide convenient laptop power while switching.
- Four USB 3.0 ports at 5Gbps speed for fast peripheral and file transfers.
- Simple plug-and-play operation with a wired desktop controller for easy switching.
Cons
- Actual charging to the laptop measures around 80W-85W due to device and cable loss, not the full 100W labeled.
- Keyboard hot keys are not supported; switching relies on the unit button or wired controller.
Specifications
| Product type | USB C KVM switch (dual monitor) |
| Host connections | 2x USB-C (MST) + dual HDMI inputs |
| Display outputs | 2x HDMI outputs, up to 4K@60Hz |
| USB ports | 4x USB 3.0 (5Gbps) |
| Power delivery | 2x PD ports (supports up to 100W theoretical, ~80W-85W delivered) |
| Switching method | Selection button on unit and wired desktop controller |
| Included accessories | 2x USB-C cables for A/V, 1x wired controller, manual |
Our Verdict
This USB C KVM Switch is a solid value for users who need to share two monitors and several USB peripherals between two laptops while keeping a tidy desk. It delivers the essential features most professionals will want - dual 4K@60Hz output, multiple high-speed USB ports, and PD charging - though buyers should expect slight power loss and no hotkey switching. For dual-laptop workstations that prioritize convenience and display quality, it is a practical choice.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this unit charge my laptop at 100W?
The unit provides PD charging ports rated up to 100W, but actual delivered power is typically around 80W-85W due to device and cable loss.
Does it support extended desktop on macOS?
Only mirrored output is supported on macOS; extension mode is supported for Windows laptops.
Do I need drivers to use this KVM?
No drivers are required; the device is plug-and-play and uses a wired controller or the selection button for switching.
Editor's Take
This USB C KVM Switch is a practical solution for dual-laptop setups that need two shared 4K@60Hz monitors, multiple USB 3.0 peripherals, and PD charging, offering good value despite slight power loss and no hotkey switching.

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